CWD Episode 96: When is the Tribulation?

CWD Episode 102: Why Does Romans Talk So Much About Boasting?

Romans is often discussed as purely a theological statement by Paul, but if we look a bit deeper, we can see that Paul was addressing specific issues within the church at Rome. These issues impact us all and the way we approach Christ and worship with each other. So, what is the big picture of Romans and how does it impact some of the passages some of us know by heart?

CWD Episode 101: Is This a Comment/Question Response Video?

The audience for these conversations with Dan has really grown over the past few months, and we want to say "Thank You" for sharing your time with us. We listen to all the comments and questions that come in and ask that you continue to share your thoughts with us. We often respond directly as things come in, but we also wanted to share some of these follow-up questions with everyone. So, settle in for a wide range of questions covering previous conversations. Each response is about 3-5 minutes long and each question is titled on the screen. Some of the answers may prompt more questions or comments in your mind, and if you submit those - they may be featured in our next response video! Thanks again for watching and we encourage you to share these messages with your friends. If you are interested in using these for small group Bible studies, email us at info@broadwaycoc.com and we would be glad to help! Questions addressed: 1) Was Cornelius the first gentile converted or was it the Ethiopian eunuch? 2) Does Luke 16:16 mean that the law of Christ was in effect before he died on the cross? 3) What is the mark of the beast? Is it something we can discern in a modern person? 4) Why didn't Nebuchadnezzar make his whole kingdom worship God? 5) How does James 4:6 relate to discussions about masks and COVID-19? 6) Does James 5:7-11 mean that we should never advocate for change either in the church or in the world? 7) Why does Dan read directly from the Greek? Why don’t Dan & Jed use a KJV? 8) What other resources do you have available? 9) Is the Bible one giant law book? Does the same word have the same meaning like it would in a law book? 10) Should we be more concerned about eating rare meat on purpose? 11) If polygamy is not good why did God use it? 12) Doesn’t Jesus specifically say both body and soul would be destroyed in Gehenna after the resurrection? 13) Doesn’t Ecclesiastes 9:5,6 deny the resurrection?

CWD Episode 100: How Does James Approach Social Justice?

This episode was recorded on July 8, 2020. The concept of social justice is on many of our minds, but many people still don't know how to be involved in those conversations. First, yes, it is biblical to be concerned about social justice. Second, the Bible gives us plenty of places to start those discussions, but James is directly concerned about the subject. So, exactly how does the book of James approach social justice? What verses are contained in this particular book that maybe we weaken by taking them out of their context? As always, we welcome your comments and questions as we continue these discussions together.

CWD Episode 99: Are We Studying Luke the Wrong Way?

The book of Luke and the book of Acts are written by the same person. They are addressed to the same man. They have the same thematic elements and focus running through them both. Essentially, they are one story in two volumes or parts. So, why do we study them separately? Is it hurting our ability to understand the focus of this recounting of Jesus' life and the formation of His Church? Let's explore them together and see what we find. There might even be an Old Testament prophet who can provide some clarity to this question. Scripture References: Joel 2:28-32, Luke, Acts

CWD Episode 98: When is a Miracle more than a Miracle?

John is definitely the most different among the four gospel accounts. So what is John trying to tell us? John makes clear that the miracles were more than just a showing of power. He does this by describing the signs of Jesus and what those signs meant. John also introduces us to a host of witnesses, including himself to help reveal more about the life of Jesus and his teachings. As always, if you have questions about this book or others we have covered, please comment or email us with anything you would like us to follow up on in a future video.